Eashwaramma Shikshak Prakshikshan Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Jaipur: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

Eashwaramma Shikshak Prakshikshan Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Jaipur Rajasthan is the dedicated institution providing teacher training for women. This affiliated college was set up in 2007 and it has been training tomorrow’s teachers for more than 10 years. Located at Sector – 2, Jawahar Nagar, the college is set in an area of 14.82 acres of land alongside Burmeese Colony. Both the student intake and the faculty strength of the institute are limited to one and the same where the total enrolment capacity is 189 and there is a faculty of 15 invent. 

The institute holds it as a vouch to offer number of facilities to mutual students for the current facilities aim at improving the learning environment within the institute. The college boasts of a good information technology that prepares students in the use of modern technologies in education. It is multi-purpose building, used for different seminars and events, making the overall environment very academically active. The library was declared as strong symbol of knowledge which help students to succeed in their studies. In this context, teacher made laboratories in depart­mental settings are highly valuable — as are practical learning experiences in general — for the preparation of future teachers.

Eashwaramma Shikshak Prakshikshan Mahila Mahavidyalaya provides a conventional B. Ed course that normally lasts for two academic years. The concept of this course is to train confident and competent teachers who will be well-equipped with both theoretical background and real experience. This programme has an approved admission capacity of one hundred students in order to ensure quality student-teacher ratio and manageable class sizes.

Eashwaramma Shikshak Prakshikshan Mahila Mahavidyalaya follows a merit system for admissions as per the state government norms, UT administration and affiliated University norms and guidelines. The qualifying examination or the entrance tests or any other standard selection tests as deemed must be taken into consideration while selecting the prospective students.